3 Study Tips from 3 Books in 3 Minutes

Sometimes we're too busy with schoolwork to make time for other important things like reading and self-improvement. So I read 3 popular books for you and summarized 3 study tips to save you some time.

🙏 Thanks for watching!
- Mike and Matty

[tanvir]

1. Work Accomplished = Time spent x Intensity
It's better to study for 1 hour with 100% intensity than to study for 5 hours with 50% intensity.
N.B intensity = FOCUS
2. Goal doesn't matter, it's all about the system. e.g., the Goal is getting an A* in physics but everybody wants that though, the reason not everyone gets the A* in physics is that not everyone focuses on the system(means the way to reach that goal: the journey). Only a few chunks of students are doing so.
3. The way you are studying isn't your sweet spot.
Sweet spot means challenging enough to intrigue you, not too much difficult as well as not like a piece of cake(e.g. just rereading your notes is a piece of cake 🎂).

[Iampassionate]

Three key points from the videos
1. Work accomplished = Amount of time spent x Intensity
2. Focus on your system. You don’t rise to the level of your goals… you fall to the levels of your systems.
3. To make things interesting, challenge yourself. Doing same repetitive things will get you in your comfort zone and will not help you raise your standards.

[simisilpa]

You guys make studying enjoyable. Thank you for that

[randeeprkaur]

Going back to grad school after a decade of babies and work - love this content!!

[RandomTalkwithEli]

I think you found the sweet spot for how long these videos should be when talking on this subject. I'm not in college or looking to study but i found this quick, interesting, and entertaining.

[diarrhoeaisperfume]

I love your videos, they really give me a fresh mind, and make me change certain things in my study pattern. A lot of them work out for me, and I actively try to change them accordingly. Thank you guys!

[ashritasahoo]

Please keep making those three minute videos from three books. It's actually helpful and makes studying enjoyable.

[itfigbn]

I love the amount of effort he puts into his videos. Even the short ones. The effects he uses and the way the video starts right to the point and ends on point without extra useless blabla is just really cool. Keep it up! You make our life better

[benedikt]

Cal Newport with „How to become a straight-A student“ and James Clear with „Atomic Habits“ are definitely two books that are worth to read trough. The last one on your list still needs to get checked out by me xD

[leonilamarezdelosreyes]

The explanation of the following tips were concreted that is easy to digest, thank you Mike and Matty for making this video. I really appreciate your efforts ❤️👍❤️ I hope this video will exceed to 1 million views because you guys really hit the spot!

[HomerPimpson]

Highly appreciate the condensed content. Thanks for keeping the videos byte-sized

[kneegoblin]

Short, simple, informative
Thank you for posting this

[fatimasabir]

This video really helped when I was doing research for my podcast episode. Keep up the good work!

[adityakhare]

Really appreciate content that is up to the point and saves both of our time.
Thanks a lot!

[srivallimusicbeats]

Quick, crisp, informative ..best combo !!

[junelake]

Appreciate this quick tldr :) thanks for sharing ❤️

[tazrianahmed]

I am reading Atomic Habits it's nice to know that my self comprehension of it was absolutely correct and the way he said

[feebleh]

Love this, the video editing is so cool!

[irenicrose]

All of Cal Newport’s books are great! I enjoyed Digital Minimalism and Deep Work along with How to Be a Straight A Student.

[its_sprk]

You guys are insanse. Thx a lot! In Italy I'm going to start school at 14 of September and I wanna be prepared mentally and you guys are helping me a lot. Thanks again!